Sentence examples for the towns one from inspiring English sources

In the fall of that year, they bought a new car and drove across the country — a pilgrimage recorded in the ravishing Hopper-like plainness of the poem "Travels in North America": **{:.break one} ** And possibly the towns one never sees are best, Preserved, remote, and merely names and distances.

If you want to join me out on the town one last time before I go, I'll be enjoying some gin at Neir's Tavern from sunup till sundown this Friday.

But he put memory and intense remembrance to good effect in On the Town: One Hundred Years of Spectacle in Times Square (2006).

"Someone's out on the town, one of the boys, they need to take a piss.

And the bodies of two Filipino hostages taken at the resort were found outside the town, one of them beheaded.

Luckily for the town, one of its leading citizens, Harold C. Brooks (1885-1978), was a historical preservationist ahead of his time.

Another clip showed tanks retreating from the town; one of them blew up in a great explosion.

They shared an old house in the town, one of those run-down, peeling places that smell of mold inside.

Residents of the town, one of the most determinedly anti-Milosevic places in Serbia, were core participants in the crowds that overran the federal Parliament last week.

July 31 , 1948(from The Talk of the Town): One of our overseas readers has dropped us a line to inform us about the qualifications for voting in England.

12pm: arrive in Noosa As we pull in to the town, one of those once-in-a-generation super storms is passing down the coast.